The Office of the Ombudsman (OMB) has upheld its decision that ordered the dismissal of Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) National Director Demosthenes R. Escoto. In an eight-page joint order, the OMB denied Escoto’s motion to reconsider its Feb. 5 orders that dismissed him from...
Taiwan is still open to hiring Filipino skilled workers as the demand for them remains high. Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) Representative Wallace Chow said that the Philippines is "one of the most important source" that is providing skilled workers to the island. "I forward to the...
MULANAY, Quezon – Two fishermen went missing in the sea of Barangay Santo Niño here on Thursday, Dec. 19. Police identified them as Brences Profugo, 23, and Edrian Drio, 16, residents of Barangay Cambuga, this town. Carmelita Profugo, mother of Brences, told police that her son and Drio...
Refurbished by SM Foundation, Krus Na Ligas Health Center caters to over 73,000 residents of three barangays in Quezon City For most Filipinos, a visit to the doctor is often the last option. Those experiencing symptoms would opt for home treatment until, in many cases, the illness had...
HITSTER: A Musical Journey Through Time Transform any gathering into a vibrant celebration with HITSTER, the ultimate music party game! Travel through over a century of unforgettable hits as you challenge friends and family to arrange songs in chronological order on your personal timeline....
For many Filipinos, the holiday season is a special time for families to reunite and celebrate, regardless of distance. However, amidst the excitement, working Filipinos often face the reality of the year-end work rush. Packed schedules, last-minute deadlines, and urgent meetings can leave...
As the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) celebrates its golden anniversary, let us look back on cinematic treasures produced in the last five decades. Eddie Romero’s Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon? was screened on Christmas day of 1976. The epic period drama starring Christopher de...
By Jacqueline Lucero Images from Freepik In the whirlwind of modern life, it often feels as though the weight of endless demands is pressing down on us. The constant stream of emails, the rush of daily tasks, and the challenge of nurturing meaningful relationships can leave us feeling drained and...
Christmas is upon us and here is part 2 of my Christmas Wish Ko Lang series. Last week, we heard from members of the different branches of the Armed Forces (Army, Navy, and Air Force) and a member of the Philippine Military Academy. This week, let’s hear it for members of the private sector and...
Seven renowned Filipino artists of the Philippine art scene converged at Leon Gallery for the “Tributaries.” The exhibit showcased the works of Rinne Abrugena, Pablo B. Biglang-awa, Jr., Benjie Cabangis, Rock Drilon, Pete Jimenez, Rico Lascano, and Soler Santos. Held from Nov. 19 to Dec, 3, the...
By Kate Patricia Garcia Christmas is indeed freedom, and it is free for those who have the liberty to celebrate it outside of their norms. For children, Christmas is the freedom to receive countless gifts; for students, it is their way to stay away from academic duties; and for adults, it is the...
Taiwan on Friday, Dec. 20, opened its tourism center in Manila in an aim to encourage more Filipinos to travel to the island. Wallace Chow, representative of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in the Philippines, said the opening of Taiwan Tourism Information Center (TTIC) in Makati...
